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Accordingly
,
he
raised
his
halberd
,
and
would
have
laid
the
staff
of
it
lustily
on
the
Jew
's
shoulders
,
had
not
the
Black
Knight
stopped
the
blow
,
and
thereby
transferred
the
Holy
Clerk
's
resentment
to
himself
.
"
By
Saint
Thomas
of
Kent
,
"
said
he
,
"
an
I
buckle
to
my
gear
,
I
will
teach
thee
,
sir
lazy
lover
,
to
mell
with
thine
own
matters
,
maugre
thine
iron
case
there
!
"
"
Nay
,
be
not
wroth
with
me
,
"
said
the
Knight
;
"
thou
knowest
I
am
thy
sworn
friend
and
comrade
.
"
"
I
know
no
such
thing
,
"
answered
the
Friar
;
"
and
defy
thee
for
a
meddling
coxcomb
!
"
"
Nay
,
but
,
"
said
the
Knight
,
who
seemed
to
take
a
pleasure
in
provoking
his
quondam
host
,
"
hast
thou
forgotten
how
,
that
for
my
sake
(
for
I
say
nothing
of
the
temptation
of
the
flagon
and
the
pasty
)
thou
didst
break
thy
vow
of
fast
and
vigil
?
"
"
Truly
,
friend
,
"
said
the
Friar
,
clenching
his
huge
fist
,
"
I
will
bestow
a
buffet
on
thee
.
"
"
I
accept
of
no
such
presents
,
"
said
the
Knight
;
"
I
am
content
to
take
thy
cuff
as
a
loan
,
but
I
will
repay
thee
with
usury
as
deep
as
ever
thy
prisoner
there
exacted
in
his
traffic
.
"
"
I
will
prove
that
presently
,
"
said
the
Friar
.
"
Hola
!
"
cried
the
Captain
,
"
what
art
thou
after
,
mad
Friar
?
brawling
beneath
our
Trysting-tree
?
"
"
No
brawling
,
"
said
the
Knight
,
"
it
is
but
a
friendly
interchange
of
courtesy
.
--
Friar
,
strike
an
thou
darest
--
I
will
stand
thy
blow
,
if
thou
wilt
stand
mine
.
"
